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DFW Night Sort to Close; More Full-Time Jobs Threatened

January 10, 2009: UPS will shut down the night sort operations at Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) in February—a move that could eliminate 70 or more full-time Article 22.3 jobs. The midnight sort at the Columbia, S.C., air hub will be shut down around the same time. UPS previously eliminated more than 30 Article 22.3 jobs in Seattle at Boeing Field. The contract requires UPS to maintain a minimum of 20,000 Article 22.3 full-time jobs nationwide...

Traffic World: FedEx Hits Reverse

January 2, 2008: For the first time in its 35-year history, FedEx is getting smaller. From its signature air express network to the trucks in its far-flung domestic business, FedEx is starting 2009 by grounding aircraft, parking other equipment, cutting capital spending and even cutting executive pay to get the company's scale in line with a declining shipping market. The cost reductions add up to about $1 billion in FedEx's current fiscal year, which ends...

Local 804 Members United

Local 804 members beat concessions and pension cuts, won new rights in their local bylaws, and organized to rebuild union power. Local 804 members got an early start on building Teamster Power in 2008—by defeating concessions and pension cuts in December 2007. Members held a series of rank-and-file meetings and launched a Vote No campaign—after UPS and Local 804 negotiators cut a concessionary contract deal that included pension cuts. Members voted the contract down by...

Local 705 Teamsters Take on UPS

Chicago Local 705 mounted a credible a strike threat—twice—to win new full-time jobs and contract gains for 10,000 Teamsters at UPS. Chicago Local 705 Teamsters are proud of their local’s independence and power. The 10,000 UPS Teamsters in Local 705 are covered by a separate agreement from the national UPS contract. Twice over the past year, Local 705 used strike threats against UPS to deliver gains for working Teamsters. The first strike threat brought a...

Central States Fund Down $9.8 Billion

December 11, 2008: The Central States Pension Fund has lost $9.8 billion in assets during 2008, according to a report from CSPF Director Thomas Nyhan. As of Nov. 30, 2008, the fund’s assets were $17 billion. That is $4 billion down from the Sept. 30, 2008 figure, which we published in November. Nyhan notes that the fund has lost 32 percent on its investment portfolio during 2008. Most pension funds, along with 401(k)s and other...
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